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League of Women Voters of Northern Valley Provides Voter Education Toolkit, VOTE411, Ahead of General Election

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October 6, 2023

From: League Of Women Voters Of Northern Valley

Eastern Bergen County, NJ -- The League of Women Voters of Northern Valley (LWVNV) wants citizens to be informed to participate in New Jersey's General Election on November 7. The League is working to ensure voters find accurate, nonpartisan election information on the voting resource site, VOTE411.org.

The League of Women Voters of Northern Valley encourages voters to visit the site early. They can access the voter guide for their community on VOTE411.org and make a voting plan to cast their vote in the General Election on November 7. The voter guide presents responses from candidates running for municipal offices and the U.S. House of Representatives.

"Voters in the region should educate themselves about the voting process and exercise their right to vote. From local to state races, it is crucial voters in the LWVNV's 29 municipalities make their voices heard in the next election,” said Joyce Luhrs, Vice President, League of Women Voters of Northern Valley. “VOTE411.org is a nonpartisan, one-stop shop resource providing the electorate with the resources they need to make an informed vote this fall.”

Each year, VOTE411 helps voters nationwide, including young adults and first-time voters, find a range of information about voting and elections. This hands-on, accessible site provides a voter's registration status, poll locations and times, information about state and local races, candidates' positions, registration deadlines, voter eligibility requirements, and more.

Register to Vote

In New Jersey, eligible voters may register to vote online, by mail or in person at the County Clerk's Office. The voter registration deadline to vote in the November 7 election is Tuesday, October 17. If a voter is already registered to vote, they should check if their status is correct and active. A voter should reregister if they move, change their name, or completed a sentence of incarceration. People on parole or probation may register to vote in New Jersey. Voter registration information may be found on VOTE411.org.

For information about the LWVNV, go to the chapter's webpage, http://bit.ly/LWVNVInformation, or contact [email protected].